Jury List for Athens City Court February Term 1912
The jury list for the first week of the Athens city court February term 1912 includes C. G. Parnell J. P. Bradford H. P. Hinton Billups Phinizy Tan UW fan and many others such as Wm Cochran M G Nicholson James M. Rogers E F Holliman G H Palmer H W C DuBose H L Mullin Joe C O Farrell Tom J Kerlin D J Conlon Co D Booth James W Ingle Wm S Brock A H Milstead T P Vincent H R McLean James B McClurd R J Hancock John T Brown R A Washburn Chas Muse M M Arnold Howell P Betts Charles H Phinizy L C Brown A M Bureh Charres B Chandler Ed P Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. G. Parnell
J. P. Bradford
H. P. Hinton
Billups Phinizy
Tan UW Fan
M. Cochran
M. G. Nicholson
James M. Rogers
E. F. Holliman
G. H. Palmer
H. W. C. DuBose
H. L. Mullin
Joe C. O'Farrell
Tom J. Kerlin
D. J. Conlon
D. Booth
James W. Ingle
8. Brock
A. H. Milstead
T. P. Vincent
H. R. McLean
James B. McClurd
R. J. Hancock
John T. Brown
R. A. Washburn
Chas, Muse
M. M. Arnold
Howell P. Betts
Charles H. Phinizy
L. C. Brown
A. M. Bureh
Charres B, Chandler
Ed. P. Stone
Juvenile Protective Association Plans Massive Fund Drive
The Juvenile Protective Association adopts a whirlwind campaign led by William Upshaw and others to raise $40,000 for Rein hart Normal School at Waleska and the Junior State, with proceeds split between the two institutions. The board reports progress, farm yields, and a need to raise $15,000 above expenses to sustain operations, asking for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Juvenile Protective Association
Golden Age
Rawlord Jackson
Athens
Atlanta
Upshaw
Reinhart Normal School
Waleska
George Junior Republice
South Georgia
Bruce Simmons
Juvenile Protective Association of
Norfolk
J. J. Gentry
D. D. Wallace
Spartanburg
8. C
Winston-Salem
Les
Demorest
Ansell
South Carolina
Boya Lowe
C. M. Copeland
Supt. Copeland
Clifford Hendry
Hardman
W. R Hammond
Crawford Jackson
Athens Bar Association Elects New Officers and Members
The Athens bar association elected Judge Edw. K. Lumpkin Sr as president and Judge Gee C. Thomas as vice president. Col DuPree Hunneb cutt was chosen secretary treasurer, with Blanton Forton and Roy M. Strickland admitted as members.Members retiring include Judge Andrew Cobb as president and Judge H. J. West as vice president.
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Athens Bar Association
Edw. K. Lumpkin
Gee
C. Thomas
Col DuPree Hunnebcutt
Messrs
Blanton Forton
Athens
Auanta
Roy M. Strickland
Sedge John J. Strickland
Law School
Andrew Cobb
H. 3. West
Col
Max Michael
Marriage of Miss Alice Holmes to W F Burris at Barrow residence
The wedding occurred Sunday afternoon at three thirty at Mr John Barrow near the 8 A S passenger station. Rev J D McPhail conducted the ceremony in a modest setting with a small circle of friends. Mr Burris works for the Seaboard Air Line Railway and is well regarded. the bride is described as pretty and gracious with many friends here.
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John Barrow
Legislated Out of His Position in Georgia
Atlanta reports Col. Jesse Mercer of Fitzgerald appointed state game and fish warden under a new law, leaving Capt A. T. Dallas of Newnan without his longtime post as superintendent of fish and fisheries. Attorney General Felder ruled Mercer holds both offices, prompting Dallas’s removal and surprise notice.
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Atlanta
Jesse Mercer
Fitzgerald
A. T. Dallas
Newnan
Dallas
Georgia
Col. Mercer
Mame
T. 8. Felder
Sinice
Capt
Southern Banks See Strong Deposit Rise in 1911
A comptroller of the currency report shows Southern states posting a 15.62 percent rise in individual deposits from 1910 to 1911 while the nation averages 4.07. Loans and discounts also rise with the South leading at 6.36 percent. 1185 Southern National Banks formed since 1900 with $72.6 million capital. Dawe of the Southern Commercial Congress to speak January 19.
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Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency
Southern Commercial Congress
United States
Middle Western
New York
Middle West
Dawe
Souther Society of Detroit
Repentance and Resolve in The Voice Verse
Frances McKinnon Morton writes of self forgiveness and moral resolve. The speaker vows to grow stronger through mercy and repentance and to seek right by dawn each day, aiming to avoid unaddressed sins before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atill
Frances McKinnon Morton
Alfalfa Meal Boosts Winter Egg Production
An article extols alfalfa meal as a cheap effective green feed for poultry. It claims alfalfa outperforms vegetables, provides essential protein, and aids egg production and flock health in both winter and summer confinement. It covers feeding methods and notes a Georgia poultry show in 1911 with multiple prize winners.
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Cme
Biddy
R. C. Caldwell
Important Discussion on Dangerous Grade Crossings at University Conference
The Georgia state road conference at the University opens with focus on grade crossings. Prof Strahan questions each county on crossings, accidents, approaches, and measures to reduce danger and litigation costs. A $160 mahogany furniture suit from the Banner contest is offered for $100 at the Teck building.
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Prof
Strahan
Malor
Georgia
Great
Conference of Roads
Reont
Hiawassee Settlement Home Aims at Neighborhood Betterment
The Hiawassee Settlement summarizes its mission to aid neighbors physically socially educationally and spiritually without duplicating existing institutions. It reports programs including physical culture classes tennis basketball outdoor games indoor recreation reading room sewing cooking housekeeping and industrial arts plus Bible study song services and weekly clubs with a civic group planned to improve streets and sanitation.
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Hiawassee
All Houss
Seston
Brotherhood of Humanity
Young Women's Club
Diamond Dust From the Big and the Lesser Diamonds of the Land
A collage of baseball notes and rumors listing Hugh Duffy plans to spend a week at Hot Springs next March to study talent for Milwaukee, doubts about Frank Chance at first base for the Cubs, threats of retirement by Miner Brown, and Crandall beating Mendez during the Giants visit to Cuba. It also covers umpire appointments, potential returns of Mike Donlin, signings in the South Bend and St. Louis areas, Pacific Coast league chatter, and Fred Clarke’s new sun glasses for outfielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Duffy
Hot Springs
Loe
Milwaukee
Second Gutenberg Bible to be sold in Hoe sale
Bibliophiles and dealers filled Anderson auction rooms for the opening of the second part of the Robert Hoe Library sale. The ten day auction promises rarities and a strong possibility of surpassing last year’s $50,000 Gutenberg Bible record. The highlight is the second copy on paper, in two volumes, complete and in pristine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anderson Auction Rooms
Robert Hoe
Moe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friends of the Juvenile Protective Association
Jackson
Third National Bank
Folllows
Tia
Winder Poultry Association
Winder
J. Suddath
R.D. Moore
Moore Brothers
Plymouth Rocks
R. U
Suddath
White Plymouth
Judson Jackson
Drst Drake
Lester L. Moore
Claude Mayne
W. M. Holenbeck
C. M. I Ferguson
Winder, Ga
Young Men’s Club
T. B. Juhlian
Ada McMurphy
Joe Tinker
Frank Chance
Cubs
Otey" Crandall
Mendez
Black Matty
Giants
Cuba
Frank E. Doesburg
Senator Smith
Michigan
Mike Donlin
Boston Nationals
Ward
Mike
Sar
Arndt
South Bend
Thomas Romanse
Romano Sergie
Liefeld, Campbell and
Byrne
Pittsburg Pirates
Ed Kenetchy
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Otto Hungary
Riverside
Calif
Riverside University
Bill Armour
Toledo
Dick Kinsella
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill”. Phillips
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Charleroi, Pa
Carson
Akron
Canton
Erie
Graney
Naps
Rudy” Ryan
Pacific Coast Star
Birmingham
Hughey Jennings
Jim Celebanty
Tiga
Teft Feld
Jim
Eee
George Schiel
Indianapolis
Harry Wolverton
Yankees
Cree
Warbop
Blaly
Wolverton
Williamsport
Oakland Pacific Coast League
Buffalo
Bud Sharpe
Stallings
Bug
Cy Moreing
Stockton
San Jose
Franco
San Fran
Cisco
Sacramento
Dftart
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Outfelders
Matthews—Scott
Lucy
Vincent Matthews
John A. Darwin Haw ¢Ter
Anna Loulee
George Grott
Atknns
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